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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
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Among the Tetty offenders in Police
Court yesterday were six drunken psrsens
-Four of them went 70 Jail. one paid bis
fine. and sentence was suspended on toe
sixth.
George Murphy was a vasrsnt, and q
home was furnished him for twelve days st
the handsome residence Of Turnkey Lewis
Patrick O'Brien. who was asrested for
stealing pair OF boots from toe front Of
Ed. o DoDBeil's shoe store, pleaded guilty
70 charge Of larceny. SAYING that be wss
drunk st the time ana did not know vnst
he was doing. he wss sentenced 10 thirty
days at hard lsDor IN ibe county JAZZ.
o Brien is an old man. and stated that be
came here from Saginaw
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

The local lodges OF Good Tenplsrs are
arranging for Finch memorial mass meet
ing, to be held bers December 4. The lste
John b. Finch. who spoke a. Powers last
Spring, and who was vel fn owa bers. vs.
The chief executive Of the Ns4EgEsi . -
Tenplsrs. and orders have besD issued 20
the different lodges al over toe world 10
hold meeting on December 4 TO bis rneEn-
CRY. Several vel known speakers viii be
present and A. Owen Crozief. who wss n
sns0m friend of the powerful temperance
orator. will spcsk on the lie and chsrsc-
Allerlstics Of the lsie " Finch.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

The O. Wash-ta-Nong Club room was
tbrcneed with members aud their lady
friends. wives and sweethesrts. The oc.
cssion being the first informal hop of the
season. The affair was the subject of ex-
pressions of gratitude from all who attend
ed and many compliments were bestowed
upon those responsible for the management
for the pleasant arrangements. All con-
tributed toward making the evening one of
the most delightful. among the many
happy social events given under the
auspices Of this popular club. Dancing
was kent until 2 late hour
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
The FRENCH CRISIS.
- Wilson 10 be Preseeuted--rhs minister
OF Justice Hssigss.

PAEIs, Nov. l7.-ID the chamber today
the Deputies. after brief debate. divided,
asd, on a vote Of 527 against three. approved
OF the demand TO prosecute N. Wilson.
The ministers went IN q body 10 inform
President GreVy OF the decision of the
Chamber. NJ. hanseeau. Minister OF Jus
tice, placed bis resignation in the hands of
the President, who entrusted the.duties OF
the former temporarily TO NJ. Fsilieres,
Minister OF the Interior. The Republican
group. in both Chambers will meet tomor-
row 10 arrange terms of Interpolation in
reference TO President Grevy. which will be
moved by the Deputies on Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
DsTROIT's PUBLIC BUILDING.
The Long Litigation Over the Site Though
tn hA Near an Ind.

DETROIT, Nov. IA Washington special
to the Journal says: The Department OF
Justice has straightenei out the smart rela-
tive to the Detroit public building site and
the long litigation is about at an end
Judge Chipmsn has had charge Of the mat
ter here and Mr.. Maybury at Detroit. Dis
trict Attorney Black forwarded his report
relative 10 the RemIck property short
time Sgo. and the Attorney General yester-
day wrote to the treasury that the title of
the government to the property is now
practically clear. A few unimportant acts
about the transfer of the deeds remain TO
be done. and the title will then pass.
Supervising Architect Freret will now
go ahead at once with the preparation Of
the ans. He had them nearly completed,
but e. weeks ago when the contest over
the y nick property arose he ordered the
worA opeed. and not . days work has
been done on the plans since.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
A Noted Gamblers Death.

NEW YoEx, Nov. 17.-Ira Jenre. who is
known in sporting circles as "O!d Janu-
sry." is dead. he was known in almost
every State in the Union, and began his
career as q gambler in 1854. He had a
partner named Ed. Kline. who at his death
left fortune of 500. 900. "Old January"
also snassed a gTest fortune at one time.
During one of MS exploits he won in two
days $4,000. He had made and lost seven
fortunes. and was az ore time worth
$500, COO. he died. however. destitute, and
h.s friends viii have to bury him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

Hon. Tsos. r. wiiisus. of Jackson.
Grand Commsnder Dr. G. r. Bigior. o. Big
Rspi1s Deputy Grand CozDan1er John A.
Gsror, Eaq.. q Marshall. Grand Generals
siroo of the Grand Gem nsn5srY o. Knights
Iens pisr oI a chiEas. were = ne cifv yes
terdsy On husiress connected with tie
gr6er. = he abose gentlemen together With
Gen. *. =. lEDss srauc Recorder. we're
gwen s fucs- - tae Peainsulsr Clrb bg
ssun r Watson. IN usuf CouniFn5er p.
u etarfent feEeraiis3 $40. esa col II. a..
Hs-kn q faIn freusrsl q Desc 81 Com
msnaeTT No. 5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

FL PAso, Tex. NOV. 1.-THE factory of
the Union Powder Company. located seven
miles northwest Of this place. was blown to
atoms this morning. A man named Gulick
was mixing about thirty pounds of powder
outside Of the building wnen it exploded.
igniting l5o0 pounds Of powder inside Of
the building. 5. ). Carter. of New York.
President Of the Company, was n the fac
tory. He was mangled terribly and soon
died. Gulick was fatally injured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

The case ~ pns5s p = - zEs nst Joseph
and Wlilisra P.afts ard Hi.iism y3rTnisg 4,
70 recover 81 o0o dsfns - for t uriss r.
oeivs5 n neigh Dornoy1 r0z Wa fr5ed i1
ibs f6rcuif i0aTt gestsrasF. 80. tssf even
~ fae farv ves er5ersd ~ bring in p
sesfed verdict Ths thres ae eDdsrsls -.
-sge8 in 3 tight sIh conpi n1nts hus
aerd ~ his Z orr va-d ov<f borsewhif
So F.frslsrv Mn Ees i1tsffeTsd ir Ne
hsif - ser husb1ns snd vzs sfrsek ~ iss
- cue o. ths 6elsrdantt ore in the sFs
sn5 ihe othsT in che meata krotkiae
srrs ~ hsT teeth ogt
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

CAxBRIDGE. Nd, Nov. 17.-Mrs. Levin
Mesrs killed her nine-year-old daug hter,
Blanche, with poison last night. and at
tempted 10 Kill herself 10 q similar manner,
bat took an overdose, which caused nausea
and saved Der iife- Mrs. Mears has lived
apart from her husband for a year. Do
nestle troubles brought poverty, poverty
brought friendIessness. and friendlessness
this tragedy. The womans own confession
is the only evidence against her; she is in
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
HERR MOST ARRESTED.
fsksa late eustsdF Charged wish Ia
eissazsa. % RIst.

NEx leRK. AsF. lT-Hssr Mast Was ar
rested todsy an1 taksn % Police hssaaUsr-
tefs. Ihs arrest was made Ga seeoant Of
hls lzngases Al TIE anarchist meeting Sat
urday night. The iadiesDent = ssses on
ssctioo 81 % the Penal Code affeeti3g IN
laslSl assemblies and iaoitsment 20 riot
aHi kill The eYideRoe against Most eaa-
ssss Of ss,tes of his Saturday Bighl speech
Eakea hy Policemen kote aud Seches. The
pris0zer denies the correctness Of tbs re-
ports The peBalty for tae oheRse ebsfgsd
j. one years Imprisonment or $50 nne or
bsih. Most will De arTsizsea AZ IL . IA.
tomorrow lie has engaged VIVA. T. Howe
ss his counsel!
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

Garter II Harrison. sE-1lsrrr RI Chicago.
has hsen iu JspsD f0r some weeks past From
long aoauaintancs wifh C1ieseo NJ HarTi-
over 0oe 80 srhststsuts. SoiE7rsresss< -rss
- b t8e sETarent so3ristF q tie Jarsness
tbas be ouss- arod ts4 srch1asnop at Tcko-
lana - e. rs csuse The archrishcIl ex-
rlaine3 tlat ~hen q Tspanecs got drr.ak hs
e. e1ce ~sTt - slss3--Nsr YORK World
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
KILLED IN AN ELEVATOR.
The Horribts Death of Young Lady Book
keeper IN Chicago.

keeper fn Chicago
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Last evening Ella
Bauer. young lady employed as assistant
bookksspsr in Jsyse's grocery store, took
the elevator 10 90 to the fourth hoor. She
was alone and - the elevator ascended, her
head Vas eaught oy one OF the
lrsn doors protecting the shaft At
the third story, her neck broken
and her head pulled OYER the edge of the
elevator platform. As the machine con-
tinued to ascend Miss Bsuers body was
dragged ous between the elevator and shaft,
and was horribly mangled.
The discovery was not made until some
minutes later. when An employe on the
lower door. wishing 10 use the elevator ap-
preached the ssaft and felt the blood drip
ping down on his hand. The young lady
was to have been married in about two
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

wssHrSsroS. Nov. .tT.-Spsaker Carlisle
has besu IN The city several days. aud he IS
hers 70 remain until sfter Congress con-
= aes. Thoebe's coutest for his,sest IA Con-
ress . generally regarded ss Insignificant,
snd no one questions Ctrlislss election az
Soesksr OF the Fiftieth Congress He u
hopeful Ct passing tariff bill this session
snd has devoted considerable energy ~ tbst
snA Hs kas bad ssvsrai taiks with tne
President sinee his ARRIVAL hsre.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

In China ali the roads except the imperial
highways are tracks over private land. The
owner does al be can 20 restrict them. When
the sol washes down into the road-fbe road
Is always decpcr thsn the lanj-the owner
digs out the read 20 get hack tis soil with ID
terest. Thus makes tAe roads IN the rainy
season sucosSsions q deep pudslss, and over
al northern China traf5e IS suspended for
-four OF FIVE months every year ~ account #
TIE iHpsssability Of the r91as Kew ! erk
S-n
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
ANARCHISTS IN ST. JOSEPH.
Two Genuine Bombs Found There Yes
terdsy Morning.

terdsy Morning.
Sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 17.-At 5 O'Clock
this morning a large bomb was found on
the steps of the City Hall leading to the
osher was found back of large
wholesale grocery house. Both were
taken to point aoove the city
on the river bank and exploded by the
Chief Of Police. They were OF dynamite
and evidently constructed by expert bomb
makers. The anarchists here number over
one hundred and fifty, and are Of the most
rsbid character. The feeling against them
tonight Is intense
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

MsSETEE. Mich. N5v. i7.-Jodgs Jud-
kris today sentenced tie following persons
Amos Rhodes murder n tss sscona desree
twelFe Tesrs a. JackSsr Frsnk Lsvins
assaaianx little giTL f35r ves7s sf JACK
ssn William Lsvsxs isrCsrT three
aso1fhs st lonis HsnrY Reich. isrceay.
eighteen months ~ Toota
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

Prrrssuss, Nov. t7.-Tne sc1fold 1T the
power house Of the Pittsourz Traction Rail-
way Company. on Fiitn-svs.. fell this after
noon. Sour men were thrown to the
zr0uad distance u thirty fee. aad Two o.
taem. y. Byron and James Ogden, were
falally crashe.L J Conrad and r. +. Zim-
uasruan sustained paiafal Gus snd bruises.
hat ~sre NOT seriously hurt The men
vars engage IN lifting beavy iron truss
and the scsfoldiDz gave way under the
un1susi wairat
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

BsUsssIs. Nov. News bv mail froua
Congo says "Tippo Tib failed to keep his
Ysnbas. Whistler the silurs was due 10
trsschery or sc me opposition Of the neigh
boring tribes. = not known. Il IL un0fti-
cis.iv reported here that there has been
izhslng between the natives and SANKEY'S
force. AMI task the rear guard Of ths latter
- hoar, .rf of =
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

s.rLr STE. AkRfs Nov. 1.-The closing
of the branch of the Cen trsl Bank Of Can
ala. last night. through orders from the
central ofice. has caused great excitement,
many business men losing deposits OF from
500 70 5000 Two hundr d Italian work
men, on Learning Of the suspension, beams
Wild. refusing % WORK. and osIssd excite
ment on the street This was easily quelled,
aud quiet prsvailS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

DxrvER. Col Nov. f7.-Firs broke oat
about o'clock this morning in = saloon in
Nsvsdsvilie. a mining town IN Gilvsin
county. snd before Is could he subd0ed Is
had swept both sides Of the main street.
huraing nearly Al she business part Of he
town. The rotsi loss on buildings thirty
four IN number. is estimsfei 81 SIS. on. IN
sr,rsrcs fsSs than one-6fth-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
-f------.--"-F
MALIGNANT CANCER SURE.

No Doubt as To the Terrible Character
of the Crown Princes Mslaay.
San RHno. Nov. E.-The discharge of
green matter from the threat of the Crown
Prince hiss proved beyond doubt that the
Prince is afflicted righ cancer. itsaous.
too. that tbe case is much wcrse than has
gen erally been thought, as this kind Of
soft cancer is OF the A1ost M Riixnaut and ip-
curabie nature khewn. The Gerfnar Qsly-
sicians are trying to deny the serious o,n-
dition of heir patient, but the almost crsti-
cal de development of the malady is now
clinicslly and patholosicxlly clear.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
To Dissolve the Injunction.

Turner & Carroll. attorneys for the JEFF
frey Printing Company of Chicago. filed a
motion in the Circnit Court yesterday "a
dissolve the injunction issued in favor OF
the employees OF the Wonderland theatre,
stopping the sale of the furniture 10 satisfy
the claim OF the Jeffrey Company. The
motion will be argued before the Court on
Monday Onrt
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

NV vorx. Noy f--sir charles Tupper.
the Csns8isn Minister Of Finance. lsn Ear
Washington this morning, IN comrsng
- Eon F-ssrh Chamberlain. Hon J.
: . rhn-rresn t'snsfi an Ainister of JUS
Rrp. a1cunauled theni
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
CeniltmsAS Underwear.

We make speciality CT Gen.
tlemen's Fu nishing Goods,
Undcrwe sr IN White and the
Colois, IN All Wool, Merino
and pure Cotton, in all sizes.
from 3<-inches up 10 zb-irchcs.
We arc sole agents for Grand
Rapids and Western Mi1higsn
or DIR. Isegcrs' Celebrated San
itaIy Woolen Sy stem Under
wear. We carry full lines for
Ladies. Gentlemen, Miss's and
Children.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
PROBABLY FATAL FIRE.
EsrErsve q Co.'S sbiaxIe Mil ss Bay City
Rrrped YesferdaT

Bnrnfd fesFeTdsT-
Bar CITY, Aich., NoF. lT.--Hsrgrave &
Co.'S shingle mill burned this morning.
A night crew OF thirty men were At work,
and ell barely escaped by jumping from
the windows. Isaac Asksrson vas prob
aoiy fatally o1rned. HIS heal. ueok. hauds
aud srrss we're burned aud his ankle sr0-
Ken. samuel Scion vas burned IN the
face sn5 hands snd internally injured by
jumping he VII recover. L&vis Ban
ceards bead vas Injured. James Small
aRi Levi Carr each safers fF0m sroken
ANGLE, csused D jumping. Loss $1,000
min s7lrad
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

FrrrssrRs. Nov. fT.--An sppIicatiou has
bean nasie i0r she appointment Of = receiver
- wind ~ the sfai-s of the Baden
Natursl Gss Company. Inishte fnsss
klefaD sssefs fhirtv-ane niles of ripe
I,re .n3 z asn ss-~as Of xss fsrrifo~v
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
NINE. DtR0nEST'S PATTERNS,

We are Agents Tor this city
for these well-known Paper
Patterns. They sre cut and
adjusted 10 the form By TIE
most perfect system of Dress
Cutting.
Nine. Denoresf mas always
been awarded th> first and
biehes9 premiums III every
competition. The best Dress
makers Throughout TIE country
inoorse and cont their value.
Patterns &c 20 - cents tHch.
sent pest paid, or receipt Of
price. The patterns are cut IN
VARIOUS sizes and rUt up IN 81
Illustrated envelofes with fuil
directions fer putting them to
getber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

DUBLIN. Nov. 17.-Visitors to Tulamore
Jail declare that o. Brien is greatly changed.
He refuses TO partake of nourishing food
himself because of the rigorous treatment
that Mandaville is receiving from the jail
authorities. 1t is stated that o Brien is
very sick man.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
Seventeen Men Hurned.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 17.-Se7enteen
men employed in the Edison Light Com
pany were seriously burned about the face
and body by the explosion of gasoline
lamp tonight. The injured men were re-
moved TO Jefferson Hospital
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
RaiIrpad Mems Trust Fund.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE Peunsylva-
MIA Railroad Company has inaugurated a
trust savings fund. Employees can deposit
S. and upward and draw per cent. in
feraSf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

Toaz- ~. flerT t0 IS pretty coasial-In
Tcar mat 1aoaisl sstinr. Esude II yop
<hs nsss = eaten bks re. vhzt voal5
Teu def
Nauss-Thro~ it bscs Fl. Chsrisr. The
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
HUGH j. JEWETT.

Fears that He May Sot Recover from the
Effects of Efis Injuries.
HAvRE De GRACE, Nd, Nov. 1.-THE
condition of Hon. Hugh J. Jewett, ex-
President of the Erie Railroad, is very
serious. He is still at his sons country
place at Glenville, Hartford county. DR..
Barker, of New York, is in attendance and
is much concerned about his patient. He
fears that Jewett's injuries may prove fatal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

HkzrFoRn. Coma. Nov. i7.-Eev J. G
Eimhall pastor Of TniEv churca. vi bs
called upon - RESIGN f'r preschirg q sar-
mou eu Suusisv lest. il wh.ch he CON-
pare3 the ChtcsEo snsrchists - CHRIST.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

Our underwear trade this
season SO far has been very
large. We have recently pur-
chased ten cases OF new goods
which we are now selling at
very low rces. Ladies white
merino vests and drawers at
80 cents, worth 75 cents.
Ladies white mefino vests
and drawers at % cent. sod
most places for s..
81
A full line OF Ladies scarlet
vests and drawers a. IS cents,
ST., SI.z5 and $3.50.
Two cases Ladies camel's
hair vests and drawers ~ SI.2s
and Sr.5o esch. Everything In
the line OF Misses and Children s
underwear always in stock and
at prices the Lowest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

The Coant ana CsaRiess Asgri gave .
reception sf fewess' Gr&na last evening.
during which. they extended 20 their guests
Aosi pleasing entertainment In their
esn part of the programme they we're as
sisted BY baroa Asgrs. They sppesrsd in
several s2ngs aud were accorded a nasi
geaules weleeme. The Count an5 baron
ws'e particularly brilliant and skislful IL
tssir Gee WITH swords Alex Davis va
clever vita has leeerGensIn. ana tSs Eli-
noIoGs ooel oy Tie Count saa Countess O
course ct ghted the little loiks who wefs
present " Nbitaeld yeriacd al that has
been said a. hlm. He is = remarkable, not
10 say marvellous iRpersSKsfoF. lie usss
no make Up Anc lmpersonstsa A. many a.
twenty different characters wkich were
correct In l.zig snd fAclxl Expression. ne
osrlsinly nAs fortnns Ia as p.isble face
ier he can loek al phases OF soosBtric
character and represent al nalieDsliiies
Just ey mere cAsnge Of countsnsnoe-
Lsaay tie Eiiputlans will give = special
inatlnee a. 80 o'clock. ! his will give the
ladies ssu children &n opportunity 90 soc
and hold converse with Nrs Tom Thumb
and her husband, the Count Msgr. Tkey
are certainly a happy, good nstsred pair
and most hospitzoie and pleasing enter
tainers.
Next week We are 10 have q week of
Opera a. keomond's. The repertoire en-
braces the most popular Of Eagilsh operas.
IL will be the 5rst appearance ia tins city OF
tue Boston opers c0mpSny Of iwenfy-
i've people, and OF most excellent rspa-
tstiOn.
There will be a wild time at Smiths Opers
House tonight when whole grisi OF I0ca
amateur talent viii be tested. The yolun =
teers consist OF Ainnie Rivers in songs.
Alfred Nelson. comedian. the Casino Qusr-
tette, and Howard AID Moor. There will
also be several sparring bouts.
The Temple Quartette. which appears at
Powers GTsnc next Tuesday evening, Is
the perfection Of part singing. Ali of The
singing clubs should be on hand 10 hear
them.
Keep il Dark" has caught the popular
fancy, and RedmoRds is crowded nightly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

HoveEroS Mich.. Nov. fT.-Doziuic
N.ssufto, ~Ao hxd bes- usrkisg a. ths
Calunet All HscelA hut II -. fsf 81 fhs
searh H9ccsa shsft this norninz distance
of 20 feet an5 ils3 sasrfly sfe- he
les7ss are amy z Iasi7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

r. 80 uerf - rerf hnuze9 Nsks that
80 snsvs in the T~leRrsm Hsrs5d.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

ID -, wen4 - self veur h~usss ~eke
thef wsnf~ knewa - Re Fefezrsrn-
Hersfd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

- vsu weef e. s~cu-r hefBe sEaGe fhzf
s.sssnsv Knows IN tee T~fegrzsn Herald
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

~. von w.nf - rs8f bousse Waks tlsxt
wxsf7 kscwn tn tfe Teisersm-serssa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
DRY GOODS!
Spring & Company !!
BLANKETS.

We have placed on sale al
greatly reduced prices tha
largest line oi Waite Wool
Blankets shown IA he city
for many year,. / lie cold
weather has now arrived and
what is more comfortable,
considering that We rass
nearly one-third of our lives
In bed, than a pair OF good
wool blankets :
l25 pairs at 81.
100 pairs at $3.50.
rs pairs at 50.
100 pairs at $3.50.
oJU pairs ranging Ia prlce
irom $3 % $40. We are sell
ing this season the celebrated
California and the Mime
apoiis Home Made" Blankets.
both OF which are made Of tia
be.t quality OF wool and viii
shrink the least OF any known
blanket.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18
COSTLY DEER.

Keep IL Dark" has caught the popular
fancy. and Redmonds is crowded nightly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-18

The Temple Quarlette. which appears at
Powers Grsnc next Tuesday evening, Is
the perfection Of part singing. Ali of The
singing clubs should be on hand 10 hear
them.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-06-10
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1896.
Z. s. LAND OFFiCR. llELLNA Mort..

=. 5. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. Montana. i,
NOTICE Is hereby given that LAFAYETTE Soc,
whose postofice address is Arecnta. Beay.rhsaS
County, Montana, has this day 6led his anplicain.
for patent for 100 linear feet Of the Fract;nn ,'s
mining claim, Situated in Montana (unor rganizcd,
mining district, Beaverhead County, Montana Ter.
rtory, and designated by the OFFICIAL survey thereof
As Lot No. -, in T. &, $. of II. 10 W. unsurvev,d
section IS, and heng more particularly tescrihs; as
follows, to witt 80
Beginning at the Northwest corner. a o,artx;...
Stone 3oxlox4 inches, set firmly in the ground. wah
mound ut stone alongside and marked 1..IxS
fos corner No. I, from which :he quarter -sect;on
corner between sections Il & ~ in r. g. s. RS 10 &
u ". bears N. I, degrees w. ao3p feet, and run
ming ;. 40 degrees and % minutes E., Go feet !:
thence =. to degrees and IS minutes r. Isco feet:
thence ~. 70 degrees and 20 minutes w, DO feet:
thence >. 6o degrees and IS minu,es w. 100 feet q
the place OF Beginning, containing an area of
acres, OF which 1880 acres are not claimed Nv the
applicant in consequence Of being in cortiic, win
the "Florida" Lode, sarvcv No 1874 and the
"Wooley" Lode, survey No. 1879.
The location ofthis mine il recorded il, tn. C.
cordcr's office of fseaverhead County, Msntana. \,
Volume :r,,a ,o,e1.,'. Q OF locations. at page 49,
Woolcy Lode survey No. 1874, conflict with this
claim, on the Worth and the ST. Joseph Lode. ,sur.
veyed, lies adjacent on the Southwest.
direct that this notice lie published in The Dillon
TRIBUNE. the newspaper published nearest the said
mining claim, for the period OF sixty days.
S. W. LANGlloRNK, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-06-10
NOTICE OR FINAL ENTRY.

.s DofF'cl At HELENA, NJ. T.. May -, 1857.
- s IS hereby given that the following NAM.
kske sns, aler has filed notice Of his intention to
a nroae proof @ IN support OF his claim, and that
r.o' Will he made before the Clerk of the
bn,, .ou'' v IN and for Beavcrhcad County. ut
N, -, 's' 1887, viz: Atwood Lawrence.
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oa,inuous rsn;s me following witnesses to prove his
ead, Wv. 'ccslaencc upon, ard cultivation of. said
Nathaniel p"searge sng II; Tong, Samuel q. Shaw.
Esom, Be,Sn.w SnIw and Ezekiel O. Pacls,rd. ali OF
,l-.i .sHSad Co., Montana
>. W. LANGHORNE. Rc.ister.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-06-10
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. Mont Inn. >, e

i-ASp OFFICE AT HELENA, Mont, June q, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the f,,lo,;,o '..
I'd settler has filed notice of his intention to r,al
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof Will DC made before the Clerk of In. Distr,
nillon, Montana, on ~ '"e wy Oh
July 13, 1887. viz: Thomas j. Charlton.
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He names the following witnesses to prove his
land, VIZ: James Mauidin, Thomas Corn,nn' c:eo
Staudaher and John Malcy, all Of Dillon T.. o.,
Beaverhead Co., Montana. '
as.td S.W. LANGHORNE, Register.